I Had Saved A Few Hundred Photos

Jamie's Gonna Go Take A Break Now, And I Am Going To Continue The On-going Process Of Making A Fool Of Myself And Go Ahead And Try It Myself.

These Are People From Everywhere, From Lawrence Livermore And Jpl And Sandia National Labs, The Fbi, All Over The Place, Real Scientists Who See What We're Doing, And They Consistently Thank Us. "i Agree Your Results Aren't Always Right," They'll Say, "but Your Methods Are Clearly Showing That Science Is A Re-creative Process, And It's An Interesting Process Because It's Messy, And No Other Shows Show That."

In Theory, Cars Are Fairly Simple. If They Don't Start, It's Either The Fuel System Or The Electrical System. Teach Yourself About The Path Of Each In Your Engine And Tracing It Is Fairly Straightforward. But At The Beginning, Mastering Each New System Seems Like An Unreachable Shore. The Car Is Effectively A Black Box.

How Hard Can It Be To Blow Up A Room Full Of Gasoline?!

I Find It's Too Much For Me To Read Endless Critiques, Even If We're Being Well-defended, Of Exactly What We're Doing. When Someone Tells Us Something We're Doing Wrong On The Boards, We Try To Respond, We Try To Be Responsive To The Fan Boards, But Yeah, I Can't Read Them.